Topic: Jfk Assassination

In a series of clips, Candace Owens suggests that the death of Charlie Kirk was a "regicide" approved by his own friends at TPUSA to install a new leader. She compares the situation to LBJ being sworn in after the JFK assassination and claims she is "disgusted" by the behavior of those within the organization. Jones argues that these claims are part of a demonic plan to destroy populist institutions by sowing extreme distrust and paranoia among conservatives.

The history of Charles Harrelson, a notorious hitman and father of actor Woody Harrelson, is explored in relation to his alleged presence in Dealey Plaza. The host claims to have interviewed individuals who were with the elder Harrelson during high-profile operations. Woody Harrelson is advised to "dial back" his rhetoric regarding Donald Trump given his family's history with federal prison and assassination.

Roger Stone discusses his book "The Man Who Killed Kennedy," which implicates Lyndon B. Johnson in a conspiracy involving the CIA and organized crime. The assassination of JFK on November 22, 1963, is identified as the true beginning of the deep state's takeover of the U.S. government. Donald Trump's political comeback is compared to Grover Cleveland, the only other president to win non-consecutive terms.

Six Secret Service agents have been suspended in connection with the failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. As the one-year anniversary approaches, the broadcast highlights the lack of answers regarding the shooter's background and the "stand down" orders. The segment also notes that would-be Florida assassin Ryan Routh appeared in court recently, seeking to represent himself.

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is leading a House committee investigation into the JFK assassination, focusing on 80,000 files the CIA has allegedly stonewalled. Recent developments include claims that NBC possesses footage of Lee Harvey Oswald that was never turned over to the government. The committee is also expected to investigate the murder of Robert F. Kennedy as part of a broader effort to expose deep state cover-ups.

Roger Stone criticizes James Comey for his past treatment of General Michael Flynn and his recent comments regarding the term "86." The discussion draws parallels between the hosing down of the roof after the Thomas Matthew Crooks shooting and the cleaning of JFK's limousine. Stone questions the official narrative that Crooks acted alone, citing eyewitness testimony and communication failures between law enforcement agencies.

Daniel Lis warns that Trump faces a high assassination risk because he, like JFK, intends to share classified "exotic technology" with the public. Jones transitions into a promotion for the "Trifecta" of supplements—Methylene Blue, Irish Sea Moss, and Shilajit—claiming they are essential for maintaining health and energy during the "info war."

A historical parallel is drawn between John F. Kennedy's attempt to share UFO data with Russia and the current threats facing Donald Trump. The "expert tech" group within the deep state reportedly uses assassination protocols to protect technological advantages held for eight decades. Trump's frequent mentions of his uncle, John Trump, are interpreted as coded signals to the national security establishment that he possesses full knowledge of the classified UFO file.

Alex Jones expresses feelings of spiritual exhaustion from researching "evil" topics and discusses the importance of the "Great Awakening." He interviews a representative from Unified TV about original programming that exposes the JFK assassination and Boeing. They discuss how mainstream platforms like Netflix use "programming" to normalize certain behaviors.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announces evidence that electronic voting machines are vulnerable to hacking, supporting a mandate for paper ballots. She also reports that over 100 people are working to scan and release long-hidden documents related to the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. RFK Jr. expresses his gratitude for the release of these documents, which have been in storage for decades.

Roger Stone, a JFK assassination researcher, asserts that one-third of the final documents ordered for release by Donald Trump were withheld by the CIA. Stone claims the released files were cherry-picked to bolster the official Warren Commission narrative rather than exposing CIA involvement in the 1963 murder of John F. Kennedy. He suggests that Mike Pompeo previously convinced Trump to delay the release of these sensitive records to protect the agency.

Alex Jones recounts his history of interviewing key figures in the JFK assassination narrative, including LBJ's mistress and the son of E. Howard Hunt. He criticizes those with "no depth of knowledge" who believe the official story or claim that Trump is not doing enough. Jones asserts that he has the best track record in the industry for exposing the truth about historical events and deep state operations.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the imminent release of 80,000 JFK files, noting his long-standing belief in Lyndon B. Johnson's involvement in the assassination. Stone references a "bombshell" audio tape previously aired on InfoWars as evidence of a plot. The discussion highlights the 1994 law mandating the release of these documents and the previous delays caused by the CIA.

There is growing public pressure for Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the full Jeffrey Epstein files, as well as documents related to the JFK assassination and 9/11. General Flynn suggests forming a task force to release these documents in tranches every 15 days, ensuring that sensitive material involving victims is properly handled. The goal is total transparency to restore public trust in the government.

The potential release of the JFK assassination files is discussed, with Carroll suggesting they may implicate a combination of the CIA, organized crime, and foreign interests. He praises the appointment of figures like Kash Patel and RFK Jr. to positions of power where they can finally investigate long-standing government secrets. Despite personal criticisms of the appointees, Carroll argues their "hearts are in the right place" regarding government transparency.

A historical review examines the concept of "plausible deniability," a term popularized by CIA Director Allen Dulles in the 1960s. The segment draws parallels between the Dulles brothers and the Biden family's business dealings. It also discusses the FBI's history of political surveillance, from Eleanor Roosevelt to the redacted documents regarding the death of DNC staffer Seth Rich.

The National Archives and the FBI have discovered 2,400 previously undisclosed records related to the JFK assassination that were never provided to the original review board. President Trump ordered the declassification of all files related to JFK, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. approximately 20 days ago. The government plans to release these documents in large bulk pieces over the next month to ensure public transparency.

Donald Trump reportedly contacted the show hosts following a broadcast with Roger Stone to express support and extend an invitation to the White House. The discussion centers on the impending declassification of documents related to the John F. Kennedy assassination, which allegedly contain evidence of CIA involvement. Trump has signaled a commitment to transparency regarding these historical records as part of a broader effort to dismantle the "deep state" bureaucracy.

Roger Stone discusses the evidence linking Lyndon B. Johnson to the JFK assassination, citing the discovery of Mack Wallace's fingerprints in the Texas School Book Depository. Stone recounts a personal conversation with Richard Nixon, who allegedly called the Warren Commission a "hoax" and suggested Johnson was willing to kill for the presidency. The segment anticipates the full release of classified documents that Stone believes will confirm CIA and LBJ involvement.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains to a Senate committee that the term "conspiracy theory" was developed by the CIA in the 1960s to discredit those questioning the JFK assassination. He cites Operation Mockingbird as the vehicle for embedding this pejorative in corporate media. Kennedy argues that his past "conspiracy theories" regarding COVID-19 transmission and Red Dye No. 3 have since been proven correct by mainstream scientific journals like JAMA.